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The Swamp Party won’t be the only party with executive candidates in the upcoming Spring 2015 Student Government elections.
While the sun shines down upon the Swamp, New England is being battered by high winds and heavy snow.
Six days after graduating from UF in 2012, Mercedes Young escaped the Swamp and headed to Los Angeles.
Craft beer lovers can soon rejoice as Swamp Head Brewery moves to a larger location.
I remember coming home for Winter Break my freshman year and being bombarded with questions from my family. If it wasn’t, “Why are you still single?,” it was, “When are you going to bring your boyfriend home?”
College opens the door for new opportunities like joining clubs, getting internships and, my personal favorite, studying abroad.
Mike McNeely used to wear his number, the player Will Muschamp holds up as an example for silver spooned scholarship athletes scored the final touchdown of the Will Muschamp era in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
Just four short years after it began, the sun is setting on the Will Muschamp Era in Gainesville. Believe it or not, Coach "Boom" has just two games — Eastern Kentucky and a road game at Florida State — left on the horizon.
A dark cloud is hanging over the Florida football program.
You’re walking with your girls through Midtown, choosing where to go. Shuck and 101 Cantina look too crowded. You finally choose to go to Grog House Bar & Grill. Inside you start dancing and having a blast with your friends when suddenly you see him. He’s looking straight at you, and walking your way. Do you want to dance with this guy? Is he creepy or smooth? Will this be a bad decision later?
As our beloved Football season comes to an end, why not go out with a bang? After all, there’s nothing more exciting and dear to our heart than Gators football right? Here’s a few tracks to celebrate our last home game this weekend and the last few weeks of college football season:
As a high school student, Amanda Meyers watched her big brother, Ben Meyers, get sworn in as UF Student Body president in 2011.
Saturday was the final blow.
This year’s Florida-South Carolina game was supposed to be one of the marquee games within the Southeastern Conference Eastern Division — and it was thought by many to be the deciding factor for which team would represent the East in Atlanta for the SEC Championship.
You’re scrolling through your Facebook timeline. Someone posts a funny picture of a friend, and another posts a recipe for how to make brownies. Finally you see them -- that dreaded, five-paragraph long post about how much your friend loves his girlfriend or the 18-picture Instagram collage that shows how great the past five months have been with her new love. Suddenly, social media doesn’t seem like much fun anymore.
The Gators are on a roll as the season begins to die down. Florida (5-3, 4-3 Southeastern Conference) is riding a two-game win streak against SEC East opponents Georgia and Vanderbilt. With UF heading into its SEC finale — a noon matchup against South Carolina (4-5, 2-5 SEC) — here are five matchups to watch.
A new social media app lets you do more than connect with people — it lets you buy them a drink.
It is often said that around 90 percent of an iceberg’s mass is below the surface.
Fall is probably one of the best times of the year. It brings relief from the summer heat Florida so graciously provides. It brings SEC football, during which we get to go cheer on our Gators in The Swamp.